Device::Osram::Lightify
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This module allows an Osram Lightify system to be controlled by pure Perl.
It is assumed that you will have paired your hub with all your lights,
and otherwise completed the setup of your system via the mobile
application before you use this code.
This code allows you to retrieve all the known-lights, by querying
your local hub, and apply operations to them.
# Current Status
* Introspection works such that you can dynamically retrieve all known lighgs and their state:
* On vs. Off.
* Brightness.
* Temperature.
* MAC address.
* Firmware Version.
* Name..
* R,G,B,W values.
* Broadcasting an "all on" event works.
* Broadcasting an "all off" event works.
* You can set a specific light on, or off.
* You can change the brightness of a specific light.
* You can change the R,G,B,W values of a specific light.
* You can change the temperature of a specific light.
# Sample Code
These examples all talk to the hub which has IP address `192.168.10.136`,
you would obviously specify the IP to your own hub instead.
Turn all devices off:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Device::Osram::Lightify::Hub;
my $x = Device::Osram::Lightify::Hub->new( host => "192.168.10.136" );
$x->all_off();
Or turn on only the light with name `hall`:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Device::Osram::Lightify::Hub;
my $x = Device::Osram::Lightify::Hub->new( host => "192.168.10.136" );
foreach my $light ( $x->lights() ) {
if ( $light->name() eq "hall" ) {
$light->set_on();
exit(0);
}
}
# Sample Application
There is a sample application included with the module, which lets you
carry out basic operations:
$ ol --hub 192.168.10.136 --all-on
$ ol --hub 192.168.10.136 --all-off
$ ol --hub 192.168.10.136 --list
Name: kitchen
MAC:8418260000d9c70c
version:1.2.4.1
Brightness:100
RGBW:255,255,255,255
Temperature:2702
Status:off
Name: hall
MAC:8418260000cb433b
version:1.2.4.1
Brightness:100
RGBW:255,255,255,255
Temperature:2702
Status:on
$ ol --hub 192.168.10.136 --off=hall
Steve
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